Following director Sebastian Kalemba's announcement that The Witcher 4 has now "entered the full-scale production phase" and an accompanying teaser, the community has wondered whether the new RPG will live up to its predecessor's stellar reputation - but CD Projekt Red says it isn't "out to beat" The Witcher 3.

We still don't have a release date for The Witcher 4, but the top brass at CD Projekt are excited for what's to come.

CD Projekt Red has started teasing its upcoming fourth Witcher game. Following the mismanaged launch, and subsequent redemption, of Cyberpunk 2077, the Polish developer has been hard at work on continuing the Witcher franchise, with the project entering full production earlier this year.

CD Projekt Red has revealed ‘The Witcher 4’ has entered “full-scale production”. The studio announced the action-RPG in 2022, and now CD’s..

Just last week, Polish powerhouse developer CD Projekt Red confirmed that it had entered full production on Project Polaris, AKA The Witcher 4, meaning work has commenced on the most demanding and crucial part of the development process.

CD Projekt RED is still working on its live-action Cyberpunk project, but the project remains within the conceptualizing phase, check out the details here.

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"We don't want to go back," Tremblay continued. CD Projekt has a history of overpromising. It infamously built up Cyberpunk 2077 as a revolutionary RPG for years before the game u

A senior CD Projekt Red official hypes up The Witcher 4 and elaborates on the developer's decision to switch to Unreal Engine 5.

CD Projekt Red vice president of technology Charles Tremblay has promised 'The Witcher 4' will be "better" and "bigger" than 'The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt' and 'Cyberpunk 2077' because the studio has dropped its internal REDengine and will instead make the tite in Epic Games' Unreal engine.